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WorksheetsJROTC PreAssessment
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
"Relating to or constituting the part of the military force below officers."
Platoons
Company
Battalion
Specialist
Enlisted
"Subdivisions of a company-size military unit normally consisting of two or more squads or sections; the leader is usually a Lieutenant."
Platoon
Company
Battalion
Specialist
Enlisted
A military unit made up of two or more companies or batteries and a headquarters that is commanded by a Lieutenant Colonel, is the smallest unit to have staff, and is administratively self-sufficient.
Platoon
Company
Battalion
Specialist
Enlisted
The act, process, or power of forcing someone to act or think in a given manner, such as by using force or threats as a form of control.
bribery
coercion
values
unethical
Rules, principles, or standards that guide individuals or groups to do the moral or right thing in accordance with accepted principles of right and wrong.
beliefs
norms
ethics
coercion
Not doing the moral or right thing (normally a result of pressures or temptations from self-interest, peers, subordinates, or seniors); to violate established rules or standards of conduct.
bribery
unethical
selfless service
values
An oral order given by a subordinate leader that reinforces and complements a higher order to ensure proper understanding and execution of a movement
command of execution
selfless
supplementary command
snap
The part of a drill command that tells when the movement is to be executed (carried out).
command of execution
rhythmic
preparatory command
interval
The lateral space between personnel in a formation, measured from right to left with close, double, or normal spacing.
column
interval
cadence
supplementary command
The senior enlisted person in the Cadet Company is the ?
Sergeant Major
Commander
First Sergeant
Platoon Leader
The Cadet Battalion S-3 is responsible for?
administration
security
operations
logistics
The cadet battalion S-4 is responsible for?
logistics
operations
security
administration
A principle, standard, or quality considered worthwhile or desirable in a person or group; an ideal.
favoritism
prejudices
tunnel vision
values
The showing of special favor.
beliefs
favoritism
ethics
dilemma
Name the seven individual values of LDRSHIP.
Loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage
Luck, disciples, reward, self-declaring, humility, interest, and perseverance
Love, direction, retention, service, humbleness, involvement, and patience
None of the above
As a Cadet, you may be told to carry out an action in 2 ways. What are those 2 ways?
Orders and commands
Commands and directives
Directives and orders
Screaming and yelling
The part of a drill command that states the movement to be carried out and mentally prepares personnel for its execution.
supplementary command
inflection
column
preparatory command
The rank of the senior person in the Cadet Battalion is
Sergeant Major
Lieutenant Colonel
First Sergeant
First Lieutenant
Cadet Richards always seems to complain about having a sore throat. During drill practice, you can hear him lead his squad from all the way across the parade field. He enunciates well and his inflection is correct, but sometimes his voice is so loud, that your squad reacts to his commands. What should you tell him about his command voice?
Tell him that you are impressed with the volume and projection of his voice, and that he is loud enough to lead a battalion.
Commend him that people can always identify his squad when they perform drill and ceremonies because his sore throat makes his voice scratchy and distinct.
Don't tell him anything because he'll figure out that he's too loud when he loses his voice.
Tell him that commands need only to be loud enough for his unit to hear and if he practices proper voice control, then his sore throat may go away.
Which of these is an example of a directive?
Class ATTENTION
Right FACE
AT EASE
Forward MARCH
